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Daily Episode 199 - Thwaites to Go "Any Day Now"
08 juil. 2026
00:15:31
Thwaites is holding on for dear life. The shelf around the pinning point is crumbling, and the process of glacier sliding into sea may begin anytime in the next year. New research shows the glacier may move faster than previously expected. What new research will "shock scientists" as Thwaite's collapse unfolds?
Daily Episode 198 - Shifting Narratives on the AMOC and other Climate Systems
07 juil. 2026
00:14:31
There has been a marked change in scientific consensus on the AMOC over the last 5-10 years. What was once hyperbole is now expectation. What other systems might this be true of? What is considered hyperbole today but will be scientifically proven tomorrow?
Daily Episode 197 - European Heat Deaths in the Thousands
06 juil. 2026
00:15:53
The summer continues to heat up and with it is coming thousands of death out of Europe, and intensifying fires in North America. How much worse will it get?
Daily Episode 195 - The Impending Wave of Cyber Crime
02 juil. 2026
00:14:51
Being a criminal is becoming much easier thanks to AI technology. Every-day people are able to gain access to business and infrastructure systems. This can't be good, right?
Daily Episode 194 - Climate Change and the Case of the Dissolving Teeth
01 juil. 2026
00:13:26
We may think of the danger of heat being primarily heat stroke (which cannot be understated) but there are many physical ailments that go largely unnoticed as a consequence of long-term exposure to heat. One of those involves teeth dissolving rapidly due to highly acidic saliva.
Daily Episode 193 - Geoengineering is Coming, "Termination Shock" and All
29 juin 2026
00:28:21
Geoengineering is becoming more normalized by the day, and it seems like it may be heading towards a "when" not an "if". With increasing arguments for using it, the arguments against it (and pleas for slowing down its progress) are being largely ignored. Will it result in "termination shock"?
Daily Episode 192 - Climate Impact of the Richest 10%
26 juin 2026
00:14:40
You might be surprised to find yourself in the top 10% of global income or wealth. What sort of distinction comes with that honor? Well, we carry the bulk of the responsibility when it comes to an outsized impact on the environment.
Heatwaves are thrashing Europe, and the numbers are staggering. 200,000 deaths in the last 4 years alone. Additionally, what happens when nations who rely on AC suddenly lose access?
This summer we take the next step down on the increasingly chaotic collapse staircase. This one could take us close to 2 degrees above the baseline this summer.
There are many direct consequences of climate change that will have a devastating impact on humanity. Equally so, perhaps, will be the indirect consequences that come as people make choices about what to do about it. This episode focuses on one such conflict already taking place, and expecting to worsen in the coming years:
Daily Episode 185 - With Juan Pablo Quinonez to Talk About his New Book
03 juin 2026
00:15:55
This week I speak again with Juan Pablo Quinonez, nearly 4 years after our first interview. Juan Pablo has written and released a book about navigating collapse. Find it here
Daily Episode 179 - Catabolic Collapse of Healthcare: Ebola
26 mai 2026
00:13:24
A new outbreak of Ebola in DRC and Uganda is growing rapidly. Even from the time of recording this article to the day of releasing it, the death count has nearly doubled and known cases continue to climb, with some articles claiming that it's continually breaking containment. We take a look here at how catabolic collapse played a part in this outbreak and will likely continue to do in other disease outbreaks to come.
The world is becoming more of a surveillance state every day, and the growth is accelerating. Unfortunately, we don't always see the change happening so it's not front of mind. Let's talk about Flock and work towards eradicating it in our local communities.
Daily Episode 176: Catabolic Collapse and the Disaster Economy
20 mai 2026
00:14:54
$20 trillion spent globally on disaster cleanup and prevention in the last 20 or so years. This money could all have been spent in other places, and it begs the question: Will investment eventually move towards planet (or human) preserving endeavors?
Daily Episode 175: 95% of Wildlife lost in South America and the Caribbean
19 mai 2026
00:15:29
In the previous 35 years, we've experienced a whopping 95% loss of wildlife in South America and the Caribbean. What other impacts to biodiversity have we seen recently?
Daily Episode 172: Super El Niño Now a 100% Certainty
13 mai 2026
00:15:21
It took only 1 month for the probabilities to shift momentously. Here's an update on El Nino, and what it tells us about the future of the world in the coming decade.
Daily Episode 171 - The World's Largest Data Center is Causing an Uproar
12 mai 2026
00:16:50
Billionaire Kevin O'Leary wants to build the world's largest data center at the tippy toppy of the Great Salt Lake. People are (rightfully) not happy about it.
Daily Episode 168 - The First US City to Run Out of Water?
05 mai 2026
00:12:35
The Western US is not the only region struggling with a terrible water decade. Corpus Christi, Texas is potentially one of the first cities to actually run dry.
Declining accessibility of food doesn't mean that one day it's here and one day it's gone; it means who gets access to it will shift. In this episode we discuss multiple articles highlighting the crisis currently facing the food system.
A new paper suggests the carrying capacity of earth is 2.5 billion, just under a third of the current population. What say you? Realistic, or too high or low?
Daily Episode 150 - "Faster Than Expected" On Repeat
09 avr. 2026
00:10:33
What a fun little game we play. Step 1: Scientific consensus is too conservative. Step 2: Something happens "shocking scientists". Step 3: Articles are released describing how it happened faster than expected, but don't worry because someone will fix it. Step 4: No changes are made, and the models remain conservative. Repeat.